VW launches Moia mobility services startup
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VOLKSWAGEN AG, which is shifting priorities in the wake of the diesel scandal and stepping up competition against the likes of Uber Technologies Inc, plans to launch a business focused on ride-hailing, autonomous driving and electric cars in two European cities next year before expanding to other regions.
The carmaker's new mobility brand, Moia, will offer a glimpse of its first vehicle next summer and will eventually produce battery-powered, autonomous cars along with new forms of transportation including public shuttles, Ole Harms, the Volkswagen unit's head, said. The German carmaker is open to selling a minority stake in the business, which is expected to generate revenue of "a couple of billion" of euros in a few years, he said.
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